Tagza- Make Use Of Tags To Track Your Favorite Sites On The World Wide Web

Do you like this post?

Tagza is a website for all those who have found a great site and wish to tell all others on the World Wide Web about their find. It is a cool site with a simple and functional design that enables the visitors to the website to quickly find what they were searching for. Tagza does not stop at simply providing links to the surfers of the Web. Members of the site can express their opinion on the various links submitted. You may have something to say about a particular link seen on Tagza. All you need to do is post your comment. Your comment may be something flattering or even critical of the link submitted. You have complete freedom to express your views and start a discussion. Tagza brings in the community into the whole exercise of sharing links by allowing its members to vote on the links. The link which gets the maximum votes is designated as the top link and is seen right on the front page of the site. In this regard, tagza works in the same way as its contemporaries like Digg and Delicious.

Tagza is a popular site with 60000 unique visitors every month and about 35000 members. The biggest advantage of using tagza is that you will never find yourself lost in the big bad world of the web. Whatever you want to find on the web, a quick search through tagza would lead you to your goal in a jiffy.

Currently, this website extends its support only to English websites. It is not as if there are just a few English websites on the Internet. Hence, being restricted to English websites only is not such a bad thing.

According to Hiroshi, the fact that even comments can be voted upon is a very cool feature of this site.

Tagza is absolutely free and is totally powered by the opinion of the surfers of the web. Any link submitted remains hidden until it garners enough vote to come up to the front page. As the surfer of the website, you have the option of promoting the link you like. You can also express your disapproval about a particular link or story by demoting it. A large number of disapproving votes is more than sufficient to bury the story forever.

Tagza is yet another example of how Web 2.0 is transforming our lives. Users can not just submit links but they can add html tags and even videos to make their point. The best part is that each and every submission is probably changing the way a new surfer views the Internet.

As the very name of the site suggests, the best way to search through the large number of links is to search for tags. Rather than searching for the title, which depends on the person submitting the link, searching through tags helps even a novice to quickly narrow down his or her search to the most probable set of helpful links.

To know more about impact of impact on web 2.0, click here

Popularity: 6% [?]

Currently 0 comment - But what do you think?